Big Tent Chautauqua Opens On Quintard Avenue
Aphiston hosts a Boy Scouts organized Chautauqua at Quintard Avenue near 14th for seven days starting today at 3 pm with a Killarney girls program. William Rainey Bennett speaks tonight on inspiration while Rita Rich leads children programs and Miss Fannie Brett handles story hours. Police and ushers assist, traffic is diverted, and scouts guard the grounds for safety.
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Aphiston
Boy Scouts
Quintard Pear 14Th
Younge College
Imea
Quintard
Ant Park
Dloor
Killarney
Ireland
Shamrock
Rita Rich
William Rainey Bennett
Mr. Bennett
Miles
Uncle Sam appoints experts on the staff of life
Washington May 29 two branches of government launched investigations to protect bread the world relies on. The Public Health Service studies effects of flour on humans and educates people about flour varieties that may trigger pellagra. Justice prepares retrial of the bleached flour case with Matilde Koch in charge of flour research. She and assistants test animal flours and report that highly milled cereals may cause pellagra.
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Washington
United States Public Health Service
Pei ‘Agra
Department of Justice
Matilde Koch
Koch
Cardus touted as lifesaving remedy by grateful mother
A damaged notice quotes a woman who credits Cardus for saving her daughter after months of illness. She describes taking eleven bottles and regaining strength to resume work, asserting Cardus was the best medicine. The text names doctors and a Lane address in an unclear context.
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Lawes
Cardus
Pessemer Votes on Commission Government
A special election is held in Pessemer Michigan to decide adoption of the commission form of government and to elect nine commissioners to revive the city charter. An automobile fatality linked to the vote involves Henrietta Lowen. Hanson, driver of the truck, faces manslaughter charges alongside three others.
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Commission
Hessemer
Mich
Henrietta Lowen
Hanson
Bowen
Ing
Jersey City men to be tried for manslaughter in Elizabeth act
Freder ick Hanson Joseph T Cavanaugh William J Cossen and Elizabeth Cos son of Jersey City will be tried today in Elizabeth for manslaughter connected to an act of death. The feature notes the heat of summer and a tonic claim to strengthen feeble and younger people as Grove s Tasteless Chill Tonic advertised.
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Elizabeth
N. J
Frederick Hanson
Joseph T. Cavanaugh
William J. Cossen
Elizabeth Cosson
Jersey City
Poe i Grove
Schumann Quintet Power Enlivens Chautauqua Series
Carl Lampert leads the Schumann Quintet in a Chautauqua program featuring wind and string sections. The group showcases Beethoven and other masters, with Lampert’s studies abroad and focus on folk songs shaping a distinctive concert. The ensemble promises new programs and repeated tours with strong artistic aims.
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VVUEN
Carl Lampert
Chautauqua
Fem
Tae
Murega
Bohemia
Germany
Preece
Agsirta
Wong
Bin
Me. Lampert
Echuineans
Minden
Prague
Wuniral
Seema
Sienna
Bad Teeth Handicap British Troops In France
May 29 Poston reveals findings by Dr. Frank H. Coshman of Harvard Dental School on deteriorating dental health among British soldiers in France. He notes severe mouth disease upon arrival, scarce dental supplies, and poor facilities hindering care, with septic conditions linked to broader health issues.
Howard College names Eric Strickland football captain
Calhoun county native Eric Strickland has been chosen captain of the Howard College football team for the western season. He has played two years and is regarded as one of the best linemen on the squad. Strickland's brother Scott Btriegland was a fullback for the Howard eleves in 1906. His home is Alexandria. The captaincy followed the resignation of Elmer L. Ford, head of modern languages at Howard Payne College Brownwood Texas.
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Eric Strickland
Calhoun County
Howard
Westeason
Strickland
Dapnot
Scott Btriegland
Howard Eleves
Alexandria
Mer L. Ford
Howard Payne College
Brownwood
Texas
Graduation at Locy Conn Athens Ga May 29
Graduation exercises at Locy Conn Institute will be held in the college lawn. William M. Howard of Augusta will deliver the baccalaureate address. The exercises close the commencement festivities which drew many leading women of the South to the institute.
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Athens
Lacy Cobb
William M. Howard
Augusta
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Mphomas
Iry Mile
Bearbhrough Drug Co
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BOY Scouts OF Anniston
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LIFE
Liggett & Myers
Wikle Drug CO
Pessemer
Ted
Schumann Quintet
Howard Goal Kickers
Locy Conn
Goodrich
Wen
Vauth Petrava
Ford
Ther
Gooden
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